Gerrard sticks his oar in

In amongst the movers and shakers, Steven Gerrard has made the play to try and snare England`s Michael Owen into a move to Anfield. Apparently he`s talked with the Yankee owners and has mentioned Owen`s name prominently as the type of player he thinks he should be playing alongside for the Victims. With Benitez rather less keen it`ll be interesting to see how this one pans out, especially given the doubts over the Spaniard`s future. Jamie Carragher has also chipped into the growing calls to bring our 'ten games in two seasons wonder` home.

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SirLes - you forgot the part about 'no Bulgarian waiters allowed' and 'Sanchez taches a must have'. Remember the time they laid out flowers in a back alley thinking it was a dead child, when it turned out to be the leftovers of someone's KFC mega bucket?

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